ValueError from xcontest igc file

[luigichelli]

Hello there, I'm having the following error... any idea? thanks!

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "igc2csv.py", line 253, in
flight = parse_igc(flight)
File "igc2csv.py", line 16, in parse_igc
recordtypes[linetype](line, flight)
File "igc2csv.py", line 101, in logline_H
headertypes[line[1:5]](line[5:], flight)
File "igc2csv.py", line 110, in logline_H_FDTE
flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[4:6])+2000, int(line[2:4]), int(line[0:2]))
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ':0'

[ScottStanton]

Change line 110 to:
flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[9:11])+2000, int(line[7:9]), int(line[5:7]))

[ScottStanton]

I fixed it in my fork of the code. Feel free to commit my changes.
https://github.com/ScottStanton/IGC2CSV

[syunusic]

Hi! I had the same problem... this is what happened the first time I run it:

$ python2 IGC2CSV.py /tmp/230325175253.igc 
Number of arguments: 2
Argument List: ['IGC2CSV.py', '/tmp/230325175253.igc']
Single IGC file supplied: /tmp/230325175253.igc
1 flights ready to process...
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "IGC2CSV.py", line 254, in <module>
    flight = parse_igc(flight)
  File "IGC2CSV.py", line 16, in parse_igc
    recordtypes[linetype](line, flight)
  File "IGC2CSV.py", line 101, in logline_H
    headertypes[line[1:5]](line[5:], flight)
  File "IGC2CSV.py", line 110, in logline_H_FDTE
    flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[4:6])+2000, int(line[2:4]), int(line[0:2]))
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ':2'

Then I change line 110 as @ScottStanton suggested and this is the error I got now:

$ python2 IGC2CSV.py /tmp/230325175253.igc 
  File "IGC2CSV.py", line 111
    flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[9:11])+2000, int(line[7:9]), int(line[5:7]))
         ^
IndentationError: expected an indented block

Please help!

[ScottStanton]

Can you post lines 107 to 114 from your code?

[syunusic]

Sure:

# Date format: DDMMYY
# (did we learn nothing from Y2K?)
def logline_H_FDTE(line, flight):
#  flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[4:6])+2000, int(line[2:4]), int(line[0:2]))
flight['flightdate'] = datetime.date(int(line[9:11])+2000, int(line[7:9]), int(line[5:7]))
  print "Flight date: {}".format(flight['flightdate'])

[ScottStanton]

Indent the line that start with 'flight' to match the indentation of the 'print' below it.
Python is very particular about indentation.

[syunusic]

Wow... that was it. Thanks!